Breakthrough in Micro/Nanofabrication on Living Organisms: Scientists Successfully "Tattoo" Tardigrades
Recently, a research team led by Professor Min Qiu from Westlake University achieved a significant breakthrough at the intersection of micro/nanofabrication and bioscience. They successfully created precise micro/nanoscale patterns on the surface of tardigrades—often hailed as the "hardiest creatures on Earth"—and utilized these functional patterns to effectively control their movement. This ...
MOREWestlake Instruments Achieves Breakthrough in 12-Inch SiC Substrate Laser Lift-Off Technology
Hangzhou, China – Westlake Instruments (Hangzhou) Technology Co., Ltd., a spin-off company incubated by the Photonics And Instruments for NanoTechnology Laboratory of Westlake University, has successfully developed an automated laser lift-off (LLO) technology for 12-inch silicon carbide (SiC) substrates, overcoming the critical challenge of slicing ultra-large SiC wafers (12-inch and above). T...
MOREWestlake Instruments Product Recognized as China’s First (Set) Major Technical Equipment in 2024
The Zhejiang Provincial Department of Economy and Information Technology officially announced the "2024 List of Recognized First (Set) Major Technical Equipment in Zhejiang Province." Among the honorees, Westlake Instruments—incubated by the Photonics And Instruments for NanoTechnology Laboratory of Westlake University—was recognized for its "8-inch Conductive Silicon Carbide Substrate Laser ...
MOREExploring Infinite Possibilities: Showcasing Ultra-Thin, Rainbow-Effect-Free Silicon Carbide AR Diffractive Waveguides
On September 24, 2024, at the Science Café of the Zhejiang Association for Science and Technology, Professor Min Qiu, Guoqiang Chair Professor and Vice President of Westlake University, as well as Chief Scientist of Moldnano(Hangzhou) Technology Co., Ltd., unveiled a pair of "magical" AR glasses to the public.With this first public debut, Moldnano(Hangzhou) Technology Co., Ltd, incubated by the...
MOREResearch Progress of the Qiu Min Team at the School of Engineering, Westlake University | 4H-SiC Metalens: Mitigating Thermal Drift Effect in High-Power Laser Irradiation
Introduction:Recently, the research group led by Professor Min Qiu at Westlake University has successfully developed a novel silicon carbide photonic device that effectively mitigates thermal drift issues in high-power laser processing. Utilizing semiconductor fabrication method, the team fabricated a large-scale, high-precision 4H-SiC metalens that benchmarks against commercial objectives lens...
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